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| gint64 | camel_util_bdata_get_number () | 
| void | camel_util_bdata_put_number () | 
| gchar * | camel_util_bdata_get_string () | 
| void | camel_util_bdata_put_string () | 
| time_t | camel_time_value_apply () | 
| GWeakRef * | camel_utils_weak_ref_new () | 
| void | camel_utils_weak_ref_free () | 
| gboolean | camel_util_fill_message_info_user_headers () | 
| gchar * | camel_util_encode_user_header_setting () | 
| void | camel_util_decode_user_header_setting () | 
gint64 camel_util_bdata_get_number (gchar **bdata_ptr,gint64 default_value);
Reads a numeric data from the bdata_ptr
 and moves the bdata_ptr
after that number. If the number cannot be read, then the default_value
is returned instead and the bdata_ptr
 is left unchanged. The number
might be previously stored with the camel_util_bdata_put_number().
| bdata_ptr | a backend specific data (bdata) pointer | |
| default_value | a value to return, when no data can be read | 
Since: 3.24
void camel_util_bdata_put_number (GString *bdata_str,gint64 value);
Puts the number value
 at the end of the bdata_str
. In case the bdata_str
is not empty a space is added before the numeric value
. The stored value
can be read back with the camel_util_bdata_get_number().
Since: 3.24
gchar * camel_util_bdata_get_string (gchar **bdata_ptr,const gchar *default_value);
Reads a string data from the bdata_ptr
 and moves the bdata_ptr
after that string. If the string cannot be read, then the default_value
is returned instead and the bdata_ptr
 is left unchanged. The string
might be previously stored with the camel_util_bdata_put_string().
| bdata_ptr | a backend specific data (bdata) pointer | |
| default_value | a value to return, when no data can be read | 
Newly allocated string, which was read, or
dupped the default_value
, if the bdata_ptr
doesn't point to a string.
Free returned pointer with g_free() when done with it. 
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Since: 3.24
void camel_util_bdata_put_string (GString *bdata_str,const gchar *value);
Puts the string value
 at the end of the bdata_str
. In case the bdata_str
is not empty a space is added before the string value
. The stored value
can be read back with the camel_util_bdata_get_string().
The strings are encoded as "length-value", quotes for clarity only.
Since: 3.24
time_t camel_time_value_apply (time_t src_time,CamelTimeUnit unit,gint value);
Applies the given time value
 in unit unit
 to the src_time
.
Use negative value to subtract it. The time part is rounded
to the beginning of the day.
| src_time | a time_t to apply the value to, or -1 to use the current time | |
| unit | ||
| value | a value to apply | 
 src_time
modified by the given parameters as date, with
the time part being beginning of the day.
Since: 3.24
GWeakRef *
camel_utils_weak_ref_new (gpointer object);
Allocates a new GWeakRef and calls g_weak_ref_set() with object
.
Free the returned GWeakRef with camel_utils_weak_ref_free().
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Since: 3.40
void
camel_utils_weak_ref_free (GWeakRef *weak_ref);
Frees a GWeakRef created by camel_utils_weak_ref_new().
[skip]
Since: 3.40
gboolean camel_util_fill_message_info_user_headers (CamelMessageInfo *info,const CamelNameValueArray *headers);
Fill info
 's user-headers with the user-defined headers from
the headers
 array.
Since: 3.42
gchar * camel_util_encode_user_header_setting (const gchar *display_name,const gchar *header_name);
Encode the optional display_name
 and the header_name
 to a value suitable
for GSettings schema org.gnome.evolution-data-server and key camel-message-info-user-headers.
Free the returned string with g_free(), when no longer needed.
| display_name | display name for the header name, or  | [nullable] | 
| header_name | the header name | 
Since: 3.42
void camel_util_decode_user_header_setting (const gchar *setting_value,gchar **out_display_name,const gchar **out_header_name);
Decode the values previously encoded by camel_util_encode_user_header_setting().
The out_header_name
 points to the setting_value
, thus it's valid as long
as the setting_value
 is valid and unchanged.
The out_header_name
 can result in NULL when the setting_value
contains invalid data.
The out_display_name
 can result in NULL when the setting_value
does not contain the display name. In such case the header name can
be used as the display name.
| setting_value | the value to decode | |
| out_display_name | location for the decoded display name, or  | [out][transfer full][nullable] | 
| out_header_name | the location for the decoded header name. | [out] | 
Since: 3.42